Cattle Market Shows Strength at Armour Stock Yards
Armour Stock Yards in Huron reports a strong to steady market across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices for steers yearlings and cows rise 12 to 25 percent week over week, with hog receipts around 10 today and top bids near 40 dollars. Calves and veal show varied gains, while lambs and ewes trend up, and overall activity remains brisk amid solid demand from buyers.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Lioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Leeds
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Livestock Results Report
Wednesday market snapshot from Sioux Falls and Sioux City detailing cattle hogs and sheep trades. Prices mostly steady with some lifts in hogs. cattle steady to firm with varied weights. sheep weak to lower. Includes feeder and butcher bids, grain-fed figures, and regional lot activity.
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Sioux Falls
Zola
Wheat Futures Prices Flutter Across Minneapolis Trade
Wheat futures showed nervous, unsettled trading after two days of volatility with May, July and September contracts all closing fractionally lower. Cash wheat remained fair to good with limited winter wheat receipts, while oats, barley, and flax markets displayed mixed shifts and demand varied across grades.
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Minneapolis
Haisa
Hiuneapolis
Montana
Trobe
Minnesvoky Carlet Range
Wedardiag
Grain and flax quality grades listed in brief
Agricultural note lists No 3 mixed durum 95 percent, No 2 mixed durum 7G 95 percent, No 1 red durum 75 percent, and Flax No 1 at 175 units. No further context or dates provided.
Traders Report Lists Hides Wool and Poultry Prices
Markets from Huron and surrounding areas show cured hides under 45 pounds priced near 45 cents to 60 cents per pound with higher weights and bull hides noted. Wool and tallow quotes appear, followed by poultry and eggs from Huron and Sioux City, with fluctuating futures in Chicago and New York markets. Dentists to survey rural schools in Beadle county, examining Beadle County children with teams across five districts under Lola Alley supervision.
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Bolles & Rogers
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Huron Poultry
Butte
Swift & Co
Huras
S. D
Bens
Huron
Beadily
Huron Pudfic
Lounty
National Department of Public Health
St Teresa
Euron
Lola Alley
EH Bryan
B. W. Kerr
R. Stewart
Jay Spink
R A. Stratton
D. M. Vance
C. EB
Stocks Gain In Morning Demand
New York reports a brisk forenoon market with gains across preferred shares and specialties. Industrials show strength as U S Smick ing, American Telephone and Colombia Carbon lift, while transfers reach about 1.5 million shares before a lighter late-session volume.
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New York
Liggatta Myers
U. S. Smicking
American
Telephone
Calmmbiart
U, & Ste
Ruling Is Asked On Salary Slash In South Dakota
The South Dakota Supreme Court heard arguments on whether a 1933 law cutting salaries for county officers by about 13 percent applies to incumbents when the law took effect. Mrs. Mary Lamb, Codington County register of deeds, had challenged a Codington County circuit court ruling that the law is retroactive to her tenure starting January 2, 1993, with the law becoming effective July 1. The dispute covers county auditors, treasurers, clerks of courts, registers of deeds and school superintendents. J G McFarland argued for Lamb, with Arthur Tasche and State's Attorney BE Evans for the state and county.
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South Dakota Supreme Court
Mary Lamb
Codington County Register of Deeds
Codington County
High Court
Lamb
J. G. McFarland
Watertown
Arthur Tasche
BE. Evans
Cast Set For Our Family Album Entertainment
The Congregational church program to be staged Thursday evening by the Women's Missionary Society announced its cast. Roles include Grandmother Mrs M D Whisman Mother Mrs Charles Ashman Father Me Ashman Aunt Pauline Adele Babbitt Uncle John Frank Hicherds John Sam Keck Darkie Joe Max Oviatt Grandson Gilbert Meigs Baby Ned Coral Ellen Coffey Jerushy Ann Eliza Blake Bery Becker Sal Mary Beach Jen Eleenor Ball Marikm Whisnan twins Eleanor Keck Ann W C Gowdy Uncle Jake Bobby McArthur Johnny Dill Fran et Anderson Rosy Mae M E Bly Parsons Briggs Beryl Cottington Sl Dew Mrs Dick Haney Pegey Lee Mrs Guy Oviatt Nancy Gray Frank Richards Mildred Lewillen John and Me Mrs Clarence Stanga Brownell Sedam Cousin Mary Jane Mrs L W Meigs Thad Oviatt Cousin Timothy Flint Mrs C L Bailey Cousin Mary Ann Saphira Guy Ovizic Deacon Brown Mrs G W Hemingway and his wife.
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Congregational Church
Women's Missionary Society
M. D. Whisman
Charles A. Ashman
Me Ashman
Adele Babbitt
Pauline
BR. L. Nardness
John
Frank Hicherds
Sam Keck
Darkie Joe
Max O
Teachers Aid Fund Used, Weeks Says
I D Weeks state superintendent reports nearly the entire 200000 federal relief fund for teacher salaries has been obligated in financially hindered South Dakota districts. To date 253 districts with 1036 teachers have qualified for aid. Under the relief plan, usual salaries are paid through the current school year.
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Weeks
Peerre
I. D. Weeks
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
South Dakota
Former CWA Workers Strike At Sioux City
Sioux City April 18 strike by former CWA employees and unemployed men halted unemployment relief work projects. Demands 50 cents an hour and 64 hours per week, restoration of CWA jobs, elected rank and file committee, aid for single men, no eviction of sick or idle workers, and passage of national unemployment and social insurance bill by Congress. Includes unemployment census data and scattered stock index figures.
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CWA
Sioux City
Congress
Financial News Roundup From The Associated Press
A compact financial update notes U. S. government bonds closing with Liberty variances and Treasury yields. Stock highlights include Liberty and related issues, plus corporate listings like Cities Service Standard of Indiana, Swift & Co, and Ford Motor Ltd with brief price references.
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Associated Press
Standard of Ind
Swift & Co
Ford Motor Ltd
Dillinger case links to Minneapolis physician and nurse
Minneapolis officials hold Dr Clayton May and Mrs Gurnath LaDelle on charges of conspiring to harbor the fugitive John Dillinger after his wounding in a March 31 gunfight. Bonds set at 25040. Evelyn Frechette waives examination in Chicago and agrees to return to St Paul for trial on related charges.
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John Dillinger
Clayton
May
Gurnath LaDelle
United States
W.T. Goodard
St. Paul
Aurse
Dillinger
Chicago
Evelyn Feedhetts
St Paul
Tral
Collegians To Go On Tour Thursday
A group from Huron College will tour high schools in Yale Cavour Iroquois De Smet Bancroft and Willow Lakes tomorrow. The program includes Estudiantina Trees Naughty Little Clock and Smilin Through with Misses Skare Mitchell Hackney and stars Starling Butz Antle Steh. Prof. Herbert Titt directs student promotion and accompanies the troupe.
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Yale
Cavour
Iroquois
de Smet
Bancroft
Willow Lakes
Name Dillinger In Louisiana Robbery
SHREVEPORT April 18. The Bank of Montgomery in Grant Parish 85 miles south of Shreveport was robbed this morning by an armed band. The bank president said the gang led by John Dillinger, a notorious outlaw. The robbers arrived at 9:30 a.m. with a machine gun, seized cash, and fled north toward Shreveport. Wardlaw, the bank president, noted the bandits were led by a man whose features matched Dillinger, whose picture hung on the wall. The loot amount was not yet determined.
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Shreveport
Bank of Montgomery
Grant Punch
John Dillinger
Cary
L. D. Wardlaw
Dillinger
Wardlaw
Towa Farmers Get Corn Hog Payments In Iowa County
The farm administration announced the first group of 188 corn hog payments totaling around 36,000 dollars were mailed today in Marion county Iowa. The checks follow approval of initial contracts sent to Washington from Marion county two weeks ago, with more payments expected as counties approve campaigns.
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Towa
Washington
Farm Administration
Marion County
No Change Noted In Farm Price Figures
Washington April 18 The bureau of agriculture economies reported prices received by farmers remained at 7 while prices paid for commodities were unchanged at 120 percent of 1910 1914 figures from March to April 4. Lower prices for wheat corn hogs lambs milk eggs and tobacco were offset by higher prices for cotton fruits cattle calves and horses.
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Washington
Bureau of Agriculture Economies
Airmail Suit Seeks Damages Over Canceled Contracts
Post office solicitor Karl Av Crowley labels Farley action as a weak effort to circumvent the law. Four aviation firms with canceled airmail contracts ask DC Supreme Court to enroll Farley to block enforcement and avoid damages, exact sum unspecified.
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Washington
Karl Av Crowley
Post Office
de- Percient
Zim
Hospital Admits and Discharges and Desertion Case
Hospital admissions include Wirodale Palmer Virgil medical Ralph Bischoff Huron surgical Mrs George Royer Huron medical Mrs Mark Peterson Huron medical Mrs Charles Greer Iroquois minor surgical Mr J L Reise Huron surgical Discharges list Mrs Chester Thorpe Val my Lucille Stevens Cavour A warrant filed in municipal court by State's Attorney Leo A Temmey for Willie Freese alleged wife deserter He is charged with deserting his wife and three children the oldest age five They Freese family live on farm near Washington
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Palmer
Virgil
Ralph. Bischoff Huron
George Royer
Huron
Mark Peterson
Charles Greer
Iroquois
J. L. Reise
Chester Thorpe
Valmy
Lucille Stevens
Cavour
Leo A. Temmey
Willie Freese
Freese
Young Artists Hear Opera Program at Royhl Home
The Young Artists Musicale met at Mrs. Max Royhl’s residence to explore Wagner and his operas. Miss Jeanette Gagnon led the program with Tristan und Isolde, Gotterdammerung, and Tannhauser selections while Miss Mildred Irish presided over a business session. Plans include a May 7 KGDY program, a May 16 Mannual concert, and next year’s club activities with Miss Vivian Smith chairing the study program.
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Young Artists Musicale
Max Royhl
Fourthstreet
Jeanette Gagnon
Oper
Wagner
Aberdeen
KGDY
Vivian Smith
Minneapolis Riot Trial II Opens
In Minneapolis municipal court today the trial of two more defendants in the April 6 riot at the city hall courthouse opened. Nineteen others arrested after presenting demands to the city council during the riot were tried last week. Judge Clyde W. White will announce decisions Friday on these cases.
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Minneapolis
Apri Inclurig
Amany
City Hall
Clyde
White
Former Beer Runner O'Donnell Held on Robbery Charge
Los Angeles April 18 Edward Spike O'Donnell once a Chicago beer runner is in custody charged with robbery. Police Chief James E. Davies said O'Donnell had $2,000 on him and had not been working. He claimed to be a contractor and said he came to Los Angeles on a legitimate business last Friday.
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Los Angeles
Edward
Spike) O'Donnell
Janes E. Davie
O'Donnell
Will Not Publish 1.3 Officials Salaries
Stockholders of American Telephone and Telegraph Co. voted down a resolution to publish officials salaries at the annual meeting in New York on April 18. About 400 major shareholders attended, including many women, and the directors were selected.
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New York
American Telephone: & Telegaph Co
NRA Report To Be Made To Roosevelt
A preliminary NRA operations report from the National Review board will be handed to President Roosevelt next Saturday. Board chairman Clarence Darrow said the conclusions were not yet finished and could not be disclosed. He declined to say whether the board would continue after presenting the report. No hearings have been set beyond late April on the complaints filed.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Washington
National Review Board
Clarence Derrow
Darrow
Iowa City Voters Back Municipal Power Plant Approval
In Iowa City the special election yielded 2 955 votes for a municipally owned electric light plant and 2 810 against by a slim margin of 145 ballots. The unofficial result was announced after a vote held yesterday.
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Iowa City
Jex
Spe
North Dakota to Get Custody of Two Held in South Dakota
Governor Berry approved extradition of Joseph Vadnais and A Beck to Sterk county on a rape charge. Vadnais held at Pierre while Beck is in custody at Huron. Sheriff Jobo Lisk and deputy Gertick arrived from Dickinson to secure extradition papers and return the prisoners.
Stroke ends Pierre City Auditor King at 58
Pierre April 19 Charles T King 58 Pierre city auditor and former deputy superintendent of public instruction died last night after an apoplectic stroke Born in Raymond he came to South Dakota over 50 years ago He served as Hamlin county superintendent 1950 to 199 and later as deputy superintendent of public instruction 1929 to 1929 Survived by widow and two sons Funeral services not completed by noon.
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Pierre
Charles T . King
Raymond
King
South Dakota
Hamlin County
Aberdeen visit by GI national president noted in city briefs
Mrs C Oviatt and Mrs S E Schuyler, among others, returned from Aberdeen after meeting GI national president Mrs Turner of Cleveland during her official Aberdeen chapter visit. A rummage sale is set for Friday and Saturday at the Presbyterian church. Ralph Bischoff underwent emergency appendicitis surgery with good progress. Mrs Arthur Dean of Hot Springs plans to leave for her bene in Hot Springs tonight. A daughter named Luella Maire was born to Mr and Mrs George Gamble of Chicago. Mrs E W Feige left for Boston to attend a head meeting of the National League of Women Voters. A large WCTU delegation from Frankfort attended the conference.
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D. Kapitus
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O R. Sutera
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Ralph
Madras
India
Ralph Bischoff
Tench ‘Street
Chicago
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Gamble
Wiliam
Sir
Laws Ridge
Kiel Bros, Inc
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Frankfort
C. Wy
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Pierte
Huron
Anderson
North: Western Railway
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Little
Hot Springs
Mr. Bush
John T. Smith
WCT. C
Donald Newton
Charles C. Newton
Indiana Avenue Southwest
St. Lulke’s Hospital
Newton
Golden Rule Store Remodeling Award Announced
Ji H Downs manager of the Golden Rule store announces a contract for interior remodeling has been awarded to Harom Construction. Work is expected to start this week with the construction company initiating the project in the latter part of the week.
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Golden Rule
Ji. H. Downs
Harom Constructon
Qarti
Pioy
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